New Pact With Korea Sparks Global Rail Safety Debate
Berlin reports a comparative table by Guillery of railway safety across nations. The United States shows the highest death and injury rates among workers and travelers, with Germany, Switzerland, England, and Belgium also affected, highlighting vast disparities in railway administration and insurer coverage in the era.
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Berlin
Guillery
Incigi
Archive Bureau
sdminiatPstion
United States
Europe
Switzerland
England
Belgium
Itn
Germany
Inkko
Russia
British India
Jig -Nashes
Seoul
Herr Guillery
France
Korea
Japan
Lone Women Run Town in Election Chaos
Fragmented OCR text describes a town election with new mayoral race and female population concerns. Vague phrases mention areas like Am eria and Oak Mie, with references to residents, officials, and changing leadership amid uncertain results.
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Ameria
American leads Congress at The Hague conference
Reports from July describe American delegates pushing for permanent arbitration and periodic court features at The Hague. The United States supports both the permanent court and general arbitration goals, with some reservations from a few countries.
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Hag
Hague
Vic Wayne
Sayles
Lcience
Tan Permanent Court
Forbidden Luxury in Army Amid Emperor Tam's Decree
An imperial order prohibiting luxury among officers, issued today, aims to unify the army and weaken indulgence. It targets officers and treasury officials, signaling a broader crackdown as disciplined conduct is urged to sustain campaigns and regional authority.
Martial Law In Messina Marines Land To Preserve Peace
Troops landed in Messina to restore order amid a student demonstration. Marines assisted local authorities as unrest grew, with reports of crowds dispersing under police guidance and calls for calm from officials. The arrival aimed to prevent violence and protect civilians during the period of heightened tension.
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Lumired Mann
Moray
Phil Carnation
Zalemant
Saveral
Steamer Afire at Sea Near Norfolk En Route to Hamburg
A British steamer Eretreria bound for Hamburg caught fire while at sea off Norfolk. Capt Myleany and crew fought flames for hours before the fire was subdued with authorities notified. The incident prompted a temporary evacuation and a precautionary alert from the Frew government.
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Eretretia
Norfolk
Hamburg
Pha Vapors
Institute Jougingeste
Eretreria
Myleany
Leese
Nebraska fusion ruling lets Democrats and Populists unite ticket
Lincoln July 24 Nebraska Democrats and Populists have won their fight for fusion on the tickets in the direct primary. The Supreme Court overruled the attorney general's demurrer and ordered the secretary of state to print fusion on the primary ballots.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ana Bopwtista
Nebraska
Fusion
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Admiral Stockton Declares Order On Sailor Leave
Historical dispatch reports Admiral Stockton enforcing a customs style order restricting leave for sailors awaiting further orders aboard ships. It notes transfers of officers from Washington and Tennessee, readiness of fire crews, and a dinner hosted by senior admirals amid wartime diplomacy with Japan and France.
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Sore Leukuba
Chicove
Ger Buin
Suisors
Washington
Tennessee
Adkniral
Stockton
Jaymewermvars Atd
Entit
Duguay Lroyin
Tuno
Georgia Disaster Findings and Navy Board Report
The naval board investigating the weldent on the Georgia found the cause likely a delayed flare back and prepared recommendations to prevent similar accidents. Acting Secretary Newberrys said details were not available yet and that further expert analysis from Capt Nicholson and Commander Sims was expected before conclusions on safeguards could be enacted.
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Naval Board
Tie Georgi
Kary
Westerny — Adtairal
Ivane
Department
Newberrys
Une
Nicholson
Navigation Bureau
Sims
Ling Ng
Georgia
Die Nasy
Filipinos Fall Short in Enrolment for Coming Assembly Election
The Bureau of Inawiar Aftalratas reports uneven registration for the Philippine Assembly election set for July. Manila shows 7912 registered, with 835 Americans among them. Provinces Paraparsa and Pangasinan trail Manila, while education levels cited as a factor in lower turnout.
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Bureau of
Inawiar Aftalratas
Soverine
Phillonthe Astanda
Resistratin
Pililpino Assembly
Whch
Manila
Thia
Paraparsa
Pangasinan
Flent
Relatives Seek Real Name of Battle Ship Victim
Relatives of George Kreiger urge officials in Memphis Tennessee to identify a body recovered from the Georgia disaster. They claim the man aided by the Ants was their kin and ask the department to confirm his remains. A man named Miler reportedly told authorities he lived in California and had no known relatives. He is believed to have been aboard when the ship’s power failed and it burned, making him one of the early fatalities.
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George Kreger
George Kreiger
Georgia
Department
California
Verciger
Genig
Miler
Memphis Tenn
Engineer Active at 98 Strikes Washington Post Tone
A garbled report recounts an elderly engineer born May 1, 1899, in Brooklyn, notable for long activity and health. He reportedly suffered a sight stroke yet remains brisk with a stick, hoping to rejoin daily life soon, while a separate tidbit notes an imperial society planning a Tibet expedition led by Kozioft.
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Washington Post
Oulers
Salbot
Seimens Hospital
Gland
Whistler Letters Freed in High Court Decision
London verdict rules the Pennells may use information from private Whistler letters. The case centers on whether material from James McNeill Whistler's correspondence could be published by Joseph and Pennell Pennell. The court found the Pennells entitled to select and publish portions, under executor restrictions and authorized selections from the letters for later publication.
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London
Tames MiNud Whistler
Soneph Pennell
Joseph Pennell
William Elneminn
Bhy Lyndon
Publiheca
Whistler
Pennells
Parede
Whett
Msg Phillin
Sears
Lodge Wins in Bay State and Lodge Made Permanent Chairman
Boston reports Senator Henry Cabot Lodge was named permanent chairman of the Republican State committee at a meeting held in Symphony Hall on October 5. The event sets the date and venue for the party contention. A separate note cites heavy fines on liberal and regional newspapers including Kiev and Kazan, with further penalties announced for the Weekly Gazette in St Petersburg.
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Boston
United States
Honry Cabot Lodge
State Committee Satuday
Symphony Hall
Moscow
Yuty x4
Vedomostt
Kiev
Kazan
Ponsa
Weekly Gazette
Corfacitational Democrats
St Petaralurg
Whitney estate executor winnings approved in special term
Justice Dayton signed an advisory judgment confirming the report of Referee Abram R. Lawrence on the executor Harry Payne Whitney probate. The order directs Whitney to pay commissions and fees to attorneys and guardians, settle minor heirs’ costs, and transfer remaining estate assets to himself as trustee under the will. The referee found the executor managed the estate properly and enabled distributions totaling thousands, with detailed allocations for guardians and legal costs.
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Washington Post
New York
Dayton
Supreme Court Today
Supreme Court
Abram R. Lawrence
Harry Payne Whitney
Willam Co
Lawrence
Tais Tesport
Whitney
Tawrene
Chari
Referve
Daston
Whitneys
Methers
Winthrop & Bumson
Liberty Street
Asahya
Banda
Whitnes
Pas
Winthrop & Srimaon
Thirteen Pass as Consuls From South Examiners Hope for Larger Turnout
The State Department released yesterday the results of the recent consular service exams. Fifty four men were designated, thirty clpat prevented, and all thirteen passed, with scores and backgrounds including Samuel T Lee of Michigan and others from Virginia California New Mexico and Pennsylvania. The note says most candidates show strength in modern languages and geography but weaker in international maritime law and maternitators, and predicts more act-twined applicants from the South at the next exam set for November 9 9.
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State Department
Sonsulee Service
I Samuel T Lee
Michigan
University of
Irgluéa Ene Gran
Government Aerosea
Pailippinen
Gonal
Bate Tward
Nathan Panenyiventa
French University
Pentavent
William
Robertson
Virginia
Univerty
Virginia i
Voettar
New Mexico
Ree Hanno
California
Lmowa
Spanish University of Gathersia
Shoval
al Armoy Choe
Pivccta
Weldon
Washington University
Mathaniel Ro
Georgia
Galserity of
George Sestington University
Gatun Nual
Pilppinen Sna Waxhinaton
Provincia Trevauror
Yoni Sedan
St Stephens
St Stephens Cullten
Yendalle
Demans
Walter
Iostracar Mores
Roberta Wisnasota Avenge
Spanish University
Mingawia
Che Phatlopinis
Gould Mingesata
Wits Uermap Chiveraity
Chicago
Culver
Enperlendt Focus
United States
Fameniarervice
Nat Cop Smith
Pennsylvania
Coa Miler
Missouri
Cheney
Connecticut
Relchenberget
China
Japan
Consular Met
Belmiss Almoult
Seri
Hughes Defeats Nominations in Extra Session
Albany legislation stalled as the extra session failed to pass the governor’s nominations bill and a contempt of information bill. The governor aimed for reforms including nonjudicial bodies oversight. The comptroller urged a $36,000 appropriation, and both houses opposed the measures as the Senate confirmed all governor nominations.
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Albany Nox
Hughes
Eer
Aniston
Kim
Houes
Senate
Latimer in Berlin reports on emigration inspections
Senator Latimer leading a U S delegation in Europe studying emigration stations from Dresden to Mamel and beyond. He praised German and American inspection methods, thanked the German Foreign Office, and said the party would sail back to the United States on August 2 from Hamburg after visiting St Petersburg and meeting officials and locals.
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Latimer
Berlin
Washington
United States
Europe
Dresden
Momel
Breslau
Interburg
Michslowsz
Russia
Germany
Austria
Post
Mamel
Bt. Petersburg
Hia Fllow
Wheeler
Wallingham
Vermont
Immigrant voyage to Cuba funded by Louisiana plan
Reginald Dykers of the Louisiana Board of Agriculture heads a party that sailed to Cuba to advance money to island inhabitants willing to relocate to Louisiana. A test case on federal immigration law will seek to determine the state's rights to promote immigration and provide passage funding.
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Ousiana
New Orleans
Louisiana
Wil
Reginald Dykers
Poviniana Slab Board of Agriculture
Cuba
Postmasters Named Across States and Cities by President
The President appointed several postmasters including James H Carson Hebron and others in Oklahoma and New York areas. Names listed span Hebron to Goodwater and Cortland with various towns and county offices noted by the commission.
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Oyster Hay
Long Island
James H Carson Hebron
Ind
Themansan Bronkhaven
Pers
Hushesik City
Okla Luden
Farris
Reiner
Cicero
Roosevelt
Willcox
New York Public Service Commission
Nowsminster
New York
Langdon Warner
Hoxton
Lows
Swift
Indianapais
Bank Robbery Attempt at 1985 Broadway Branch
Two armed Italian men and a woman attempted a bank hold up at the Brossway branch of We Medianics Bank on Broadway near Gates Avenue. A teller and an assistant were in place when the bandits demanded $1000, with an involved scene of shifting roles and a delay before police arrived.
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New York
Brossway Branc
We Medianics Bank
Broadway
Gates Avenue
Ttal
Jana
Edwin A Kob
George Blage
Thne
Kohl
Wilt Buhack Company
Newmand
Tellir
Trajans
Gragles
Bennett
United States Senate
Kent
Ani the ‘Wrests
Ottawa carnival removes American flags to avoid trouble
July 24 Ottawa Ontario reports a city committee ordering removal of Stars and Stripes amid carnival decorations. The reception committee preferred action to prevent trouble, while other parts mention a separate train derailment near Twin Lakes with no injuries and several animals affected.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Ontario
Circus Tran
Grand Rapids
Muskegon
Big Rapids
Gay
Twin Lakes
Public meeting protests water well closures at Sixth Street
Citizens gathered at 719 Sixth Street Northwest to condemn recent actions by the District Commissioners closing public wells. A committee was formed to organize and push for restoration while planning another Bible meeting to continue agitation and seek government and medical service support.
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Vigoroun
Tve
Wella
Fuure
BM Mundell
Indai Hon
Hockewell King
Cooper T
Blundells
Insult to Prof Newcomb at Industrial Conference
Proceedings at Industrial Pi Con urency see Prof Newcomb disputed by Hugh Craig an insurance delegate and Bizehants Exchange member. George Renner of the Draymens Association offered views while Craig urged practical men and called for order as the chair attempted to steer discussion.
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San
Renner
Craig Rose
Charmin
Shivok
Platinem
Charman
Graig
Curzon Slams British Methods At Oxford Banquet
Lord Curzon condemns what he calls British hugger mugger governance in India and the empire's handling, speaking at a July 4 banquet attended by Allied officials including the American Ambassador and J Ridgely Carter amid tensions and calls for reform.
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Lord Curzon Hancellor
Oxford
Universi Aprak
Grocere Company
India
Whitele
Red
Tne
J Ridgely Carter Pimples
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